Aurna Mukherjee is a high school student at the Liberal Arts & Science Academy in the USA. She has a strong passion for science and research.
Academic and Extracurricular Activities
Aurna has gained experience through internships at TrashBots and Fitalyst. There, she contributed to product ideas and data aggregation.
She also serves as a U.S. Student Ambassador for TechGirls. In this role, she leads Try-Except, a community project that offers Python tutoring to underprivileged students.
At school, Aurna participates in the Women in Computer Science club. She also takes part in community service initiatives.
Research on Validity in Logical Theories
At CCIR Academy, Aurna conducted a research project titled “Validity in Logical Theories.”
Her research examines the validity of different logical theories. In particular, she explores two perspectives: monism and pluralism. The project considers whether one unified approach or multiple approaches better explain logical frameworks.
Through this work, Aurna explores how different systems of logic relate to broader philosophical views.
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Aurna’s appearance on CCIR Academy Student Spotlights highlights her dedication to research. She also expressed gratitude for the guidance of her professor and the support of CCIR Academy.
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